Hunters, security professionals, and anyone who needs to see what's hidden in the dark will appreciate the Bering Optics ProdigyPar Thermal Monocular. Compact, lightweight, and easy to operate, the device uses a 384 x 288 VOx microbolometer with 50 Hz refresh rate and a high-resolution color display to show objects, animals, or people through fog, smoke, and light foliage. You have a choice of black hot, white hot, red hot, and multicolor palettes, and the picture-in-picture feature lets you zoom in on a single part of the field of view. Native magnification is 1.4x with up to 4x digital zoom. Wi-Fi capability allows you to transmit photos or video to a compatible device. The quick-recharge battery provides up to five hours runtime, and the housing is fogproof, waterproof, and impact resistant. The Par is controlled with a simple four-button interface, measures 7.6 x 2.8", and weighs just under 16 ounces. In addition to handheld operation, this thermal imager can also be mounted on a tripod via its 1/4"-20 socket.

384 x 288 Microbolometer    2x Magnified Picture-in-Picture    Wi-Fi Capable    HD 1280 x 960 Display    1.4x Magnification, 4x Digital Zoom    Multiple Color Palettes    Rechargeable, 5 Hours Runtime    Water- and Impact-Resistant Body    1/4"-20 Tripod Socket

• 348 x 288 VOx sensor
• <80 mK Thermal sensitivity, 17 micron pixel pitch
• 50 Hz Refresh rate for smooth imagery

• 1280 x 960 HD display
• 2x Picture-in-picture at top of display
• Black hot, white hot, red hot, multicolor image polarity modes
• Manual contrast and brightness control
• Power-saving standby mode

• 30mm f/1.0 lens
• Fixed objective lens focus
• 1.4x optical magnification
• 2x, 3x, 4x digital zoom
• 14 x 10.5° field of view
• 9.9' close focus distance

• Easy-to-use control pad on top
• Wi-Fi and video-out port
• 20-second start-up time
• Quick charging via micro-USB
• Built-in 1/4"-20 tripod socket

• Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery
• Nitrogen purged, water resistant, rated IP66
• Impact resistant up to 3.3'

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Want the weight of Vixen H4x16?

A: The Vixen Optics H4x16 ArtScope Monocular (Blue) is about 5 ounces.

Q: 2. Does it come with the pic rail mount and scope adapter mount included in the box?

A: This quick release is needed for mounting to a picatinny rail: https://bhpho.to/3RYeTl4

Q: 3. Hello , does it show speed in km/h or just in mp/h ?

A: The AGM Asp-Micro TM160 is a thermal imaging sensor. It does not register speed.

Q: 4. Can it detect heat signatures through walls?

A: The AGM Asp-Micro TM160 Thermal Imaging Monocular BH #AGASPMTM160 • MFR #3093251001AM10 can detect the heat index coming out of walls. It cannot detect the heat index on the opposite side of the wall.

Q: 5. What type of warranty does infiray offer?

A: The InfiRay Eye II Series E3 Max V2.0 Thermal Monocular BH #INE3MAX • MFR #E3MAX has a Limited, manufacture 5-Year Warranty

Q: 6. W, H, Length, & Weight of Vixen H8X20 ?

A: The Vixen Optics H8x20 Multi Monocular is 4"/102mm long, 1.2"/31mm wide, and 1.4"/35mm high, and it weighs in at 2.8 oz/79g.

Q: 7. Will it mount to a Schmidt Bender PM II rifle scope that has a 50mm objective lens?

A: Yes, you can use the Leica 840 x 640 Calonox 2 Sight Clip-On Thermal Monocular (60 Hz) with a Schmidt Bender PM II rifle scope that has a 50mm objective lens.

Q: 8. Can i mount to 40mm objective or do you need something else

A: No, the AGM Rattler TC19-256 Thermal Imaging Clip-On (50 Hz) does not have an adapter for 40mm objectives. Currently they only have adapters for other sizes.

Q: 9. Brother bought the 25 x 384 Taipan thermal monocular with 2.5 power - not seeing that on the specs page. Is it 2.5 power?

A: The AGM Taipan TM25-384 Thermal Imaging Monocular (50 Hz), B&H # AGTM25384M, offers 1x, 2x, 4x, and 8x digital zoom, and a 25mm f/1.0 lens.

Q: 10. Is this the version that goes on a scope? If so does the adapter come w/ it and will it fit 56 and 50mm objective lense?

A: The Leica 840 x 640 Calonox 2 Sight Clip-On Thermal Monocular (60 Hz) can be adapted to a 56mm objective lens using this adapter (https://bhpho.to/3g8WW1s) or a 50mm lens using this adapter (https://bhpho.to/3vO7UAm).